How to lecture with impact

MicroLab
Two people at a meeting table, watching someone draw on a smart screen.

Introduction

Have you always wanted to increase the attention and motivation of your students during your lecture? Then join this MicroLab!

In this short blended course you will learn what type of teaching & learning activities you can use to make sure your lectures will have an impact on the students’ learning process. A lot of research has been done in the field of brain learning, in this module we will share the latest outcomes with you. For example: how to stimulate students to write effective notes during your lecture. We will also answer the question on how to structure your lecture with a variety of activities and how to implement your plan into practice. The module will be online, which consists of 3 hours online preparation assignments and an online workshop of half a day. The workshop really focusses on the idea to prepare you to try out an activity in one of your own lectures.

Key Facts & Figures

Type
Training
Start date
On demand
Duration
4 hours
Instruction language
English
Fee
-

What will you achieve?

  • Select active teaching and learning activities that match the objectives of your lecture, target group and group size;
  • Develop a lesson plan for your lecture which consists of a variety of teaching and learning activities;
  • Implement a teaching activity in one of your lectures;
  • Reflect upon your strengths and improvement points in lecturing.

Start dates

  • On demand

    Send an email to training@risbo.eur.nl to request this MicroLab. This MicroLab is organised on demand for a minimum of 4 participants. Request

Target group and required prior knowledge        

This MicroLab is intended for lecturers who would like to lecture with more impact on the students’ learning process. We have designed the course in such a way that it is valuable for any number of students you will teach (small or large groups). We do recommend to follow the University Teaching Qualification (UTQ) first, before participating in this MicroLab.

Content, form and time investment    

Before attending the workshop we ask you to prepare and upload your assignments in the online Canvas module (3 hours). The workshop (4 hours) consist of two parts. In the first part we will focus on the design of a lecture and various teaching and learning activities. In the second part you will get the change to practice with the activity you would to do in one of your lectures or to discuss practical limitations you foresee by doing the activity.

Earn an Edubadge

If you made the preparation and participated in the session, you can earn an Edubadge. This is a digital, visual certificate which you can share on e.g. LinkedIn. Interested parties can immediately click on the certificate to find out what you have done to achieve the Edubadge.

Registration

Register for this MicroLab via the registration system. Do you work as a lecturer at Erasmus MC? Then sign up by sending an email to training@risbo.eur.nl.

Participants say..

"You can use this MicroLab directly for your own education"

"The meeting encourages interaction"

"Very nice module, especially because it’s short and results-oriented"

Contact

For questions about MicroLab and registration, please contact Risbo.

Email address
training@risbo.eur.nl

Facts & Figures

Fee
-
Tax
Not applicable
Start date
On demand
Application deadline

The application deadline is two weeks before the MicroLab takes place. If registration is no longer possible, please contact training@risbo.eur.nl to see if there's any spots left.

Duration
4 hours
Offered by
Community for Learning & Innovation
Course type
Training
Instruction language
English
Partner

Risbo

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